Savin Big Money Project Thread
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And it's also cheaper than changing conventional at 3, even if you disregard the filter change. Also more time spent driving, less time changing oil...
$3/qt conventional x7(3) = $63
+3 filters at $8 = $24
=$87
$8.30/qt amazon price RP HPS x 7 = 58.10
+ 2 filters at $8 = $16
=$74.10
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She will be 2 in May, her hair is so long that she looks older, it is fun when she comes out to "help" me. I hope that doesn't change when she gets older.
The head was a clean reman one when I put it on, that's after 5yrs/45k. I use Royal Purple HPS 5w-30 changed about every 10k, with a filter change about every 5k.
Edit: HPS not XPS
Holy hell I change the filter and oil(t6 synthetic) every 3k about.
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I just roll with mobil 1 full synthetic every 5k and change and use mann filters
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^ abort thread.
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It seems time for jc43089 to grave our presence with some new pics
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Burn them outta there!
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Half done on driver side. Someone come do my body work, and I will build you an engine!
I think we could arrange something. You'll have to come out to the shop and see the e21 after take everything out.
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hi,
did you use intake sprocket from m54 or m52? on intake side
I will be using the original m50 sprocket.
Rear sub frame mount reinforcements are installed, Started on RTAB pocket reinforcements. The undercoating has been a nightmare. Mike came over to help some and it is too slow with the current method. I am going to make a Harbor Freight run and get a sandblaster to give that a try, even if it doesn't work it will be handy to have for other projects. Tried zip strip and it doesn't even soften it, not sure what else to do.
Moral of the story, just buy a car from the south.
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I will be using the original m50 sprocket.
Rear sub frame mount reinforcements are installed, Started on RTAB pocket reinforcements. The undercoating has been a nightmare. Mike came over to help some and it is too slow with the current method. I am going to make a Harbor Freight run and get a sandblaster to give that a try, even if it doesn't work it will be handy to have for other projects. Tried zip strip and it doesn't even soften it, not sure what else to do.
Moral of the story, just buy a car from the south.
You nailed it.
Less time messing around with rust repair and stubborn/broken bolts, more time improving things, more time enjoying the car.
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